A dream that began in the heart of Odisha transformed into a remarkable medical career through determination, global education, and relentless hard work. In 2015, Amlan Pradhan embarked on his MBBS journey at Kharkiv National Medical University, Ukraine. Leaving home and adapting to an entirely new culture was not easy, but his commitment to becoming a doctor never wavered. After successfully completing his MBBS in 2021, he returned to India, cleared FMGE in 2022, completed his internship at SCB Medical College, and achieved success in the OPSC Medical Officer Examination in 2024.
“Every challenge I faced abroad became a stepping stone toward serving my people back home.”
The journey to becoming a government doctor requires more than academic excellence — it demands perseverance and resilience. Dr. Preeti Suman Swain began her medical education at Kharkiv National Medical University in 2015. During six years of rigorous medical training, she developed strong clinical knowledge and a passion for public healthcare. Graduating in 2021 and clearing FMGE in 2022, she completed her internship at SCB Medical College. Her determination paid off when she secured success in the OPSC Medical Officer Examination in 2024.
“Studying abroad opened my horizons. Serving Odisha gives my journey its true meaning.”
From Titlagarh dreams to becoming a government medical officer, Dr. Ashit’s story is a testament to perseverance. He joined Kharkiv National Medical University in 2015 and graduated in 2021. After clearing FMGE in 2022 and completing internship training at SCB Medical College, he successfully cleared the OPSC Medical Officer Examination in 2024. Today he serves patients at SDH Titlagarh — the very city where his dream began.
“Success comes when preparation meets persistence.”
Dr. Santosh Acharya pursued his MBBS at Kharkiv National Medical University beginning in 2015. His journey involved adapting to international medical education, overcoming challenges, and building clinical competence. Graduating in 2021, clearing FMGE in 2022, and completing internship at SCB Medical College prepared him for his next milestone. In 2024, he achieved success in OPSC and joined as Medical Officer at Keshaduapal Government Hospital, Keonjhar.
“The destination was never just becoming a doctor — it was becoming a doctor who serves.”
Dr. Shivananda Mohanty started his medical journey at VN Karazin Kharkiv National University in 2014. His years of dedication resulted in MBBS graduation in 2020, followed by FMGE success in 2021. After completing internship training at SCB Medical College, he continued his pursuit of excellence and cleared the OPSC Medical Officer Examination in 2024. Today he serves at PHC Dhamnagar, Bhadrak — at the healthcare frontline of Odisha.
“Dream globally. Serve locally.”
Starting her MBBS journey in Ukraine in 2015, Dr. Sweta Debasmita embraced international education and clinical learning. After graduating in 2021 and clearing FMGE in 2022, she completed her internship at SCB Medical College. Her hard work earned her success in OPSC 2024, leading to her appointment as Medical Officer at District Headquarters Hospital.
“Every patient reminds me why I chose medicine.”
Dr. Monica Mallick pursued MBBS at Kharkiv National Medical University from 2015. Graduating in 2021 and clearing FMGE in 2022, she completed her internship and advanced toward her next goal. In 2024, she successfully cleared OPSC and joined CHC Khaprakhol, Bolangir as Medical Officer — a testament to determination that truly crossed continents.
“The journey was long, but every step was worth it.”
Dr. Bibhu Charan Nayak chose Ukraine for his MBBS education in 2015. Following graduation in 2021 and FMGE qualification in 2022, he completed his internship at SCB Medical College. His success in OPSC 2024 led him to PHC Binjharpur, Jajpur, where he now serves as Medical Officer — bringing the skills of international education to public service.
“Knowledge gains value when it serves society.”
Beginning her medical education in Ukraine in 2015, Dr. Prativa Rout dedicated herself to years of study and clinical training. Graduating in 2021 and clearing FMGE in 2022, she continued her professional growth through internship and preparation for competitive examinations. Her achievement in OPSC 2024 led to her appointment at CHC Harichandanpur, Keonjhar.
“Consistency turns dreams into achievements.”
Dr. Florina Swain’s medical journey began at Kharkiv National Medical University in 2015. After earning her MBBS degree in 2021 and clearing FMGE in 2022, she completed internship training and pursued government medical service. Today, following her OPSC success in 2024, she serves as Medical Officer at Kaimul PHC, Jagatsinghpur.
“The greatest reward is improving someone’s life.”
Studying at VN Karazin Kharkiv National University, Dr. Debasish Nayak developed the skills and confidence needed for a successful medical career. Graduating in 2021, clearing FMGE in 2022, and completing internship training prepared him for OPSC success in 2024. Today he serves as Medical Officer at Madanpur Rampur CHC, Kalahandi.
“Success belongs to those who keep moving forward.”
Dr. Shrinibas Samal’s journey reflects determination and discipline. From studying medicine in Ukraine to clearing FMGE and OPSC, every milestone represented years of focused effort. Today he serves as Medical Officer at Madanpur Rampur CHC, Kalahandi — proof that pursuing excellence across borders brings lasting reward.
“Persistence is the foundation of every achievement.”
Dr. Sambit Kumar Nayak began his MBBS journey at VN Karazin Kharkiv National University in 2015. Following graduation in 2021 and FMGE success in 2022, he completed his internship and continued preparing for government service. In 2024, he cleared OPSC and now serves as Medical Officer at Madanpur Rampur CHC, Kalahandi.
“The true purpose of education is to create impact.”
From Ukraine’s leading medical universities to serving the people of Odisha as Government Medical Officers, these doctors represent what is possible when ambition meets opportunity. Their journeys inspire the next generation of aspiring doctors to pursue world-class medical education and return home to make a difference.